“I got everything out of it, for sure, to get it into the second round (of qualifying)” Reddick told NBC Sports’ Dillon Welch.

Reddick will be joined on the front row by Kyle Busch, whose Richard Childress Racing team has struggled on short tracks this season. Busch qualified at 113.636 mph.

Denny Hamlin, coming off his victory last weekend at Pocono, starts third after a lap of 113.536 mph. Chase Elliott, who is outside a playoff spot, qualified a season-best fourth after a lap of 113.503 mph

Reddick’s 23XI Racing teammate, Bubba Wallace, qualified fifth with a lap of 113.374 mph.

Kyle Larson, who who upset with Hamlin’s move for the win last weekend at Pocono, qualified 14th.

B.J. McLeod qualified a career-best 21st.

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